nixos

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1. 121.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   Too much. I've got a 700-800 MB system. It's unfortunate, as I'd love to have a versioned FS
2. 122.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   How much RAM is required these days?
3. 123.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   > pkg install and the related pkg utilities have existed for awhile. So have apt and apt-get. So that takes away one of the advantages of FreeBSD > systemd isn't and shouldn't be a requirement for applications going forward.
4. 124.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   > Each to their own, but MIT and BSD are, to me, free-er and more friendly to business applications. True, but I'm not going to sell OSs, and plenty of corporations are working on Linux
5. 125.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   I know Linux (Debian) quite well and would like an excuse to try learning FreeBSD, but I just can't find any serious use-cases where FreeBSD would be of any advantage. I run a small site on a VPS, so: 1. I don't have GBs of free m
6. 126.▲
   by nixos 10y ago

   What do people do about packages being old? Many of their front facing server packages are not being updated. Presumably, they have quite a few security issues in them